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Golf has played a big part in DJ Carey’s sporting life. He was honoured when asked to play the Pro-Am at Mount Juliet. (L-R) Darren Mullins & DJ Carey
Paul Delahunty (Young Irelands) in control during the IHL clash Lisdowney in John's Park on Saturday
James Maher (St. Lachtain's) clears his lines as Robbie Healy (St. Patricks ) attempts to block him down
Kevin Crowley (Mooncoin) and John Donnelly (Thomsatown) in action during the intermediate hurling league tie
Darragh Brennan (Carrickshock) gets his shot away as Joe Lyng (Rower-Inistioge) moves in to block him down
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The late Con Downey, pictured here at his 90th birthday celebration in 2016
Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly said one in five people are using the tests every week
Road after a heavy hail shower. File pic
The new rules will remain in place for two weeks which will then be followed by a review.
James Maher (St. Martin's) loses his hurley in this tussle with Robbie Buckley (O'Loughlin Gaels)
Dessie Walsh was part of the Thomastown United side who had a great result against Shamrock Rovers last Saturday. They take on another green and white-clad side, Evergreen A, this weekend.
Actor Ger Cody lends his voice to the Poetry Phone
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RSAG plays the Set this Friday
Fran Grincell with Pat McLoughlin, CEO Alzheimer Society
France and Italy are among other countries that have introduced mandatory vaccinations for it's healthcare staff.
Road after a heavy hail shower. File pic
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